Sarah Sori Kim's video: Seventh Skin Temporary Tattoo

In this video, I share my latest obsession! Temporary Tattoos!! I don't have a single tattoo on me because I hate pain and needles. So when I saw these incredible temporary tattoos from Seventh Skin on Etsy. , I jumped on my chance to decorate my body with their exquisite designs. Seventh Skin has hand designed tattoos from all of my favorite fantasy books and movies: Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and Game of Thrones. I followed the instruction sheet on applying the tattoo on my video tutorial. Here are some important tips: Buy a backup. If you're not confident in your application skills just yet, order two! At worst you have to remove an "oops" and try again. At best, you have a spare for a later date! Apply your tattoo an hour or two before the event you want to wear it for. Straps and sweat are your tattoos' worst enemies. Designs last longest on shins and inside forearms. They do not last long on hands, fingers, shoulders or necks. If you sweat, the water has nowhere to go and can bubble under the surface. If this happens, you can CAREFULLY use a small pointy thing to perforate the tattoo, or wick the moisture out with the side of your hand or index finger. The tattoos are remarkably water-resistant, but avoid hot water for long periods of time. Washing daily with mild soap is recommended. Always let your tattoo air dry. Powder your tattoo daily, or whenever it becomes tacky to the touch. Here are the written out instructions and extra tips copied straight from the Seventh Skin website. APPLYING YOUR TATTOO: 1) Check your tattoo for any bubbles that may have formed during shipping. If any are present, press them out. 2) Decide exactly where you want it. You can use a makeup pencil to mark two contact points as a guide. For longevity, avoid places that stretch or crease. (Like elbows or knees.) For best results, shave first. 3) Clean your hands and skin. Make sure it is free of lotions, soap and perfumes. 4) Remove the plastic backing slowly from your tattoo. Don’t touch the adheisive. Take your time. 5) Line up your tattoo (carefully!) and press it firmly against your skin. I do not recommend removing and re-applying. 6) Dampen a washcloth and firmly (but gently) wet the back of the tattoo. When the paper is transparent and fully saturated, press firmly. Carefully lift a corner of the paper and roll it back against the design. Do not lift up as it can pull against the adhered tattoo. 7) Let it dry for 1 minute. 8) Moisturize with an unscented, oil-free lotion. Pat, don’t wipe. 9) Apply translucent cosmetic powder lightly with a soft brush to your tattoo. This will help matte out the design and add realism. 10) Rock it! Take all the selfies! Flaunt your new ink and show the world how badass you are. (Don’t forget to tag for a feature!) TO REMOVE YOUR TATTOO: Soak in a luxurious warm bath for a while and then use one of the following: 1) Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol and cotton balls. 2) Coconut Oil. Apply liberally, let sit for 5 minutes, and rub off. Repeat if necessary. 3) Baby Oil. Apply liberally and rub until the design has been removed.